Why are we still selling pot on Main Street?

Was just wondering if our voters turned down legal marijuana in Amendment 64, why are we still selling pot on Main Street?

Ted Johnson

Cortez

Via CortezJournal.com

Editorís note: Legalization of medical marijuana in Colorado came in 2000 through voter approval of an amendment to the state constitution; thus the change took place statewide. Amendment 64 is also a state constitutional amendment that will apply uniformly across Colorado, regardless of local vote totals.

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Monday, March 2

The Montelores Early Childhood Council holds its monthly luncheon meeting at 11:45 a.m., in downstairs meeting room 110, in the Johnson...